Montreal

At Cafe Castel, coffees come in different colors, which often makes a cup resemble a true work of art. All kinds of brewing techniques are in use here, and you can also opt for another drink such as an iced tea or a milkshake. For the hungry ones, you can also eat a quick sandwich or a full breakfast or meal. Certainly one of the best cafes in Montreal.

Serving coffees as well as all sorts of food all day long, Cafe Parvis is one of the trendiest spots in Montreal for a coffee break. The cafe offers somewhat of a classic backdrop to a sunny tea room and terrace. A great little cafe for warm summer days.

Dispatch Coffee sets the bar high on its products, the roasting, the brewing and the talent of its baristas — and you can taste it at the first sip! Dispatch places special emphasis on keeping coffee production and trade sustainable and beneficial to both the producer and consumer.

Cafe Larue & Fils offers everything from artisan lattes and sweets to soups and panini, but also beers. The best part of the cafe is its atmosphere: quiet and relaxing, with stylish decor and pleasant staff. It's easy to completely lose track of time here.

With a pleasant environment and original, quality drinks, Paquebot Cafe is certainly a spot worth checking out. Join the crowd of dedicated regulars and try their barrel coffee, or go for an original curry-ginger latte for a taste of something different.

This independent coffee shop also serves ice-cream, in a classy and fancy yet understated interior. The owners and the staff are attentive and it's a great place to chill all year long. The location is also great — Noble Cafe really has everything going for it.

This popular Persian cafe boasts, perhaps, the cosiest atmosphere in town. With its seating area a little below ground level, clients can enjoy soft lighting and people-watch while retaining their privacy. In Cafe Aunja one can also find superb teas and coffees, sweets, live music and art on the walls.

Cafe Melbourne is a taste of Australia right in the heart of Montreal. If you feel like some Australian warmth could help you through the tough Canadian winter, step in for some vegemite avocado toast or jaffle. The inside room is comfortable, but the best part of Cafe Melbourne is its patio filled with potted plants.

Established in 1970, Café Olimpico has always stuck to its Italian roots, which show in every detail, from their signature espresso to the memorabilia belonging to soccer teams of the country. A TV is also available for sport fans, so that they can enjoy watching a match while sipping on their beverage coupled with cannoli pastries.